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How to export trading history from Binance account?

Binance users can export trade history via web (90-day CSV), mobile app (auto-saved CSV), API (JSON → CSV with pagination), or reports like PnL and fund statements.

Jul 03, 2026 at 05:59 pm

Web Interface Export Method

1. Navigate to www.binance.com and log in using two-factor authentication.

2. Hover over the top navigation bar labeled Trade, then select My TradesTrade History.

3. Choose a trading pair such as BTCUSDT or select All for consolidated view.

4. Set a custom date range with maximum span of 90 days per export request.

5. Click the Export CSV button located at the top-right corner to download a file containing timestamps, order IDs, prices, quantities, fee assets, and Taker/Maker flags.

Mobile Application Export Path

1. Launch the official Binance App version 2.98.5 or higher and authenticate via biometrics or Google Authenticator.

2. Tap the bottom navigation tab Assets, then open the overflow menu () in the upper-right corner.

3. Select Transaction History and toggle between Savings, Spot, or Futures tabs.

4. Tap the Export icon (arrow + document), define time boundaries, and confirm.

5. The generated CSV file saves automatically to the device’s default download folder, named with your UID and timestamp.

API-Based Bulk Data Retrieval

1. Go to User CenterAPI Management and create a new API key with Read Trade History permission enabled.

2. Issue a GET request to https://api.binance.com/api/v3/myTrades with required parameters: symbol, startTime, endTime, and signature.

3. Parse the returned JSON array to extract fields including time, price, qty, commission, and commissionAsset.

4. Use Python’s pandas.DataFrame.to_csv() to convert structured data into local files.

5. Respect rate limits: 1200 requests/hour, 1000 results per call, and implement pagination using limit and startTime parameters.

Funds Statement Export Process

1. In web interface, click profile icon → Fund AccountFund Statement.

2. Apply filters for Deposit, Withdrawal, Fee, Referral Rebate, or Margin Interest.

3. Input keywords like USDT or transaction hash to narrow down entries.

4. Select CSV or XLSX format from the export panel.

5. Downloaded files include transaction ID, asset type, direction, amount, network fee, and status.

Profit & Loss Summary Export

1. Access ReportsPnL Summary from left sidebar menu.

2. Choose aggregation period: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.

3. Switch to Spot or Futures tab to isolate calculation scope.

4. Click Export Report at page bottom to generate a CSV containing realized PnL, total fees, net deposits, and trade count.

5. Each row corresponds to one aggregation interval with columns for date, profit, fee spent, deposit amount, and withdrawal amount.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can I export more than 90 days of trade history directly from the website?Yes. Use the Order History page instead of Trade History. Enable Show All Orders in Advanced Filter to retrieve records dating back to account creation.

Q2. Why does my exported CSV show zero commission for some trades?This occurs when BNB auto-deduction is active and the commission is paid in BNB. The field displays zero for base currency but logs full details in commissionAsset and commission columns.

Q3. Is there a way to verify if a specific USDT withdrawal reached my wallet?Check the Fund Statement export for the transaction’s TXID, then paste it into a blockchain explorer matching the selected network — TRC-20, ERC-20, or BEP-20.

Q4. Do API exports include canceled or partially filled orders?No. The /api/v3/myTrades endpoint returns only fully executed trades. For order-level metadata including cancellations, use /api/v3/allOrders with appropriate permissions.

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